Cavallino 261 (June 2024)

The #261 covers the 40th Anniversary of the Ferrari Testarossa, with 1985 Testarossa s/n 59225; 1990 Testarossa s/n 85381; 1993 512 TR s/n 96165; and 1995 512 M s/n 101354. Pictured together we have the four main versions that created the legend of a model now considered a symbol of the 1980s: the Testarossa flying mirror and single-bolt version, the dual mirror and five-bolt version, the 512 TR, and the 512 M. Linked to this, there is a full feature highlighting all the main differences between the different series.

The issue includes an interview with Leonardo Fioravanti, leader of the Pininfarina design team that created the Testarossa and the designer who created the “Daytona”. An amazing opportunity to discover 40 years of Ferrari stylistic evolution.

Cavallino contains a Franco Cimatti delve in to, the man who was assigned the task of overseeing the evolution of the Testarossa into the 512 TR. Work that involved all aspects of the car, including tires. An amazing behind-the-scenes story.

Test Drive: we take you behind the steering wheel of a 2023 Daytona SP3. Driving impressions and the good (and less good) aspects of owning this special Ferrari. So special, that the only way to shoot her was to use a Monza SP2 as the camera car…

Cavallino Moderno focuses on the launch of the Ferrari 12Cilindri (one word), describing its main characteristics and listing chassis numbers and specifications of the cars used for the press presentation in Maranello and the World Premiere in Miami Beach.

Corsa focuses on the first 5 races of the 2024 F1 season and races 1 and 2 of the WEC, and reports on the induction of the Ferrari NART into the Sebring Hall of Fame.

And, as always, Cavallino brings you the voices of several editorialists, discussing a variety of topics, as well as a full and updated list of Ferrari market values (also of the latest models) compiled by specialists analyzing the values and market trends of different Ferrari cars.